An authorized Georgia Medicaid breast pump provider
Breast pump coverage through Georgia Medicaid depends on your plan. Many Georgia Medicaid plans cover a pump for expecting and new moms at little to no cost, and some cover one only when it is medically necessary. The exact details depend on your plan, and you do not have to sort them out alone.
The Breastfeeding Shop is an authorized Georgia Medicaid breast pump provider. We check your policy, help you compare top-rated pumps, work with your doctor on the prescription, bill Georgia Medicaid directly, and ship your pump free to your door.
Most Georgia Medicaid members receive their benefits through Georgia Families, which delivers care through care management organizations (CMOs), so your member card tells us which plan to check. Your order also includes milk storage bags and a carry tote at no cost.
What Georgia Medicaid covers
- Coverage details vary by plan. Start your order and we will show you exactly which pumps are fully covered for you.
- We check your benefits with your insurer directly
- You see every covered pump and any cost before anything is billed
Benefits vary between Georgia Medicaid plans. Start your order and we will confirm exactly what your plan includes before you commit to anything.
See how ordering works
Two minutes from start to finish. Here is a quick walkthrough of getting your pump through insurance.
Which pumps can you get through Georgia Medicaid?
Most Georgia Medicaid plans cover a manual or standard double electric pump, but plans differ, and not every plan covers double electric, wearable, or wireless pumps. Hospital-grade pumps for personal use are not usually included, though a rental may be covered when it is medically necessary, for example while your baby is in the hospital.
If your plan does not include a pump, call us and we will talk through your other options, including WIC.
Georgia Medicaid does not limit you to a single manufacturer, so you have real freedom to pick the pump that fits your life. We carry all the major brands:
Spectra
Medela
Elvie
Zomee
Momcozy
Willow
Ameda
Ardo
Motif
Lansinoh
Evenflo
Eufy
BabyBuddha
Not sure which pump is right for you? See our breast pump comparison chart.
Expecting? Many plans also cover maternity compression garments. Ask us when you order.
Our most popular breast pumps
A few favorites from the pumps Georgia Medicaid members love. Start your order to see your full list with exact pricing.
Zomee W1 Wearable
Cord-free warming cups that slip into your bra for hands-free pumping.
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Zomee Fit
Hands-free wearable with a fullness sensor and a mode for flat or inverted nipples.
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Zomee Z2
Light, rechargeable double pump with three modes and a lanyard to wear the motor.
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Lansinoh DiscreetDuo Flow
Wearable that fits in the bra you already wear, with up to 200 minutes per charge.
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Georgia Medicaid coverage requirements, made simple
If you have Georgia Medicaid, you qualify for a breast pump and supplies for every baby you have. Coverage requires a prescription from an authorized provider. That can be an MD, a nurse practitioner, a nurse, a midwife, or another licensed prescriber. Give us your doctor’s info and we will have the prescription faxed straight to us, so there is nothing for you to chase down.
Covered by Georgia Medicaid
- Breast pump tubing
- Adapters
- Bottles and caps
- Breast shields
- Other pump parts needed to keep your pump working
- Maternity compression garments, on plans that include them
What Georgia Medicaid plans might not cover
- Baby weight scales
- Batteries, battery-powered adaptors, and battery packs
- Milk storage bags, ice packs, labels, and similar products (we add storage bags and a carry tote to your order at no cost)
- Pump cleaning supplies such as soap, sprays, wipes, and steam cleaning bags
- Creams, ointments, and other products that soothe breasts or nipples
- Electrical power adapters for travel
- Garments that let you pump without holding the pump
- Nursing bras, bra pads, breast shells, and nipple shields
- Travel bags and similar carrying accessories
Not sure where something falls? Reach out and we will confirm exactly what your Georgia Medicaid plan covers. Most plans cover a breast pump and a full set of breast pump supplies.
Replacement parts matter more than you might think. Georgia Medicaid coverage includes certain replacement parts and pump supplies for manual and standard electric breast pumps, which keeps every component in working order and extends the life of your pump.
We are proud members of the Georgia Medicaid breast pump provider list. It is our mission to help expecting moms get a breast pump through insurance, plus supplies and time with lactation consultants, because between diapers, a stroller, and a crib, you have more than enough on your list already.
Getting started is easy. Fill out our order form, and we will process it through our certified Georgia Medicaid vendor channels, help you pick a quality breast pump, and ship your order directly to your door.
Georgia Medicaid questions, answered
Does Georgia Medicaid cover a breast pump for me?
Many Georgia Medicaid plans cover a breast pump at little to no cost to you, but Medicaid coverage rules vary by state and plan, and some cover a pump only when it is medically necessary. You will need a prescription from an OB/GYN, midwife, nurse practitioner, or another licensed provider, and we can request it from your doctor for you.
What types and brands of breast pumps does Georgia Medicaid cover?
Most Georgia Medicaid plans cover a manual or standard double electric pump, but plans differ, and not every plan covers double electric, wearable, or wireless pumps. Hospital-grade pumps for personal use are not usually included, though a rental may be covered when it is medically necessary, for example while your baby is in the hospital. If your plan does not include a pump, call us and we will talk through your other options, including WIC. You can choose from brands like Medela, Spectra, Elvie, Zomee, Eufy, and Momcozy.
Do I have to pay an upgrade fee with Georgia Medicaid?
No. Georgia Medicaid orders are for fully covered pumps, so we only show you pumps with no cost to you. Start your order and we will show every pump your plan covers.
How do I find out if a specific breast pump is covered?
You can contact Georgia Medicaid directly to go over your benefits, but you do not have to. Start your order and we will confirm your coverage and show you every pump your plan includes, with exact pricing.
What if my Georgia Medicaid plan does not cover a breast pump?
If your plan does not include a pump, call us and we will talk through your other options, including WIC.
Does it matter which Georgia Medicaid plan I have?
Most Georgia Medicaid members are enrolled in a care management organization (CMO) through Georgia Families, and your pump benefit runs through that plan. Tell us the plan on your member card and we will confirm your benefits.
Do I need a prescription for a Georgia Medicaid breast pump?
Yes. Georgia Medicaid coverage requires a prescription from an authorized provider, such as an MD, nurse practitioner, nurse, midwife, or other licensed prescriber. Give us your provider’s details when you order and we will request the prescription for you.
How many breast pumps can I get through Georgia Medicaid?
One breast pump per pregnancy. If you are expecting again, tell us and we will confirm what your plan allows for the new pregnancy.
What comes with my Georgia Medicaid breast pump order?
We include milk storage bags and a carry tote at no cost, and we ship your order straight to your door. Many plans also cover replacement parts and pump supplies such as tubing, adapters, bottles, and breast shields.
Who is the breast pump supplier for Georgia Medicaid?
The Breastfeeding Shop is an authorized Georgia Medicaid breast pump provider. We check your benefits, request the prescription from your doctor, bill your plan directly, and ship your pump to you, so you do not have to chase paperwork.
When can I order my pump?
You can order any time once you have a prescription for lactation support, during pregnancy or after your baby arrives. Depending on your plan, we may not be able to ship until later in your pregnancy, and we will tell you when your pump can go out. Many moms order in the second or third trimester so the pump is ready before delivery.